Featured Audience Ratings

• Emil K

  
  With Sinbad - Legend of the Seven Seas, Dreamworks has created their very best animation so far. Breathtaking animation, likeable characters and fantastically handled action makes this easily above average entertainment from them that surpasses any of their own Madagascar, Shrek or… More
  With Sinbad - Legend of the Seven Seas, Dreamworks has created their very best animation so far. Breathtaking animation, likeable characters and fantastically handled action makes this easily above average entertainment from them that surpasses any of their own Madagascar, Shrek or Kung Fu Panda films easily. I really liked the way how directors Patrick Gilmore and Tim Johnson keeps the pace high without losing focus of their colourful characters. Obviously John Logan's script has it's flaws and aims for sheer entertainment, but that might be the whole point here. It is not made to be anything more than a good old adventure-film and there it accomplishes. It is a film that will certainly entertain the whole family. There is definetly a place for films like Sinbad because sometimes we need to just sit back, relax and enjoy for the good ride. For a pure entertainment value this animation is a winner. Recommended for all the fans of a good adventure-films.

• Drake T

  
  Haha RT, really? 46%? I love it when critics just get things wrong. Sinbad is one of the few animated movies out there to approach the genre with a morally open story/protagonist and a sophisticated, convincing romance. The film's obviously targeted at young adults, teens… More
  Haha RT, really? 46%? I love it when critics just get things wrong. Sinbad is one of the few animated movies out there to approach the genre with a morally open story/protagonist and a sophisticated, convincing romance. The film's obviously targeted at young adults, teens unwilling to put up with the patronization of Disney films but still yearn for a beautifully animated and competent fantasy journey. The biggest folly is the completely one dimensional storytelling, I wish Proteus's point of view played a larger role in the grand scheme of things as Sinbad's journey just seems redundant after the first couple of action sequences. Also, just watch Eris move, she's meant to be animated.

• Alexander W

  
  One of my favourite animations, much funner than the last two POTC movies.

• danny d

  
  i enjoyed this movie very much. it took alot of flack, but i didnt see why. it was entertaining and creative, the characters were about as engaging as one would expect from an animated film. fun to watch.

• Rachel F

  
  Really cute animated film.

• Deb S

  
  Plot: The story follows Sinbad, one of the greatest thieves the world has ever known. His latest temptation is the Book of Peace, which is being guarded by his close friend, Proteus (Joseph Fiennes). The Goddess of Chaos, Eris, gets bored with the normal peaceful world, so she decides… More
  Plot: The story follows Sinbad, one of the greatest thieves the world has ever known. His latest temptation is the Book of Peace, which is being guarded by his close friend, Proteus (Joseph Fiennes). The Goddess of Chaos, Eris, gets bored with the normal peaceful world, so she decides to shake things up in a big way. Eris, disguised as Sinbad, steals the Book of Peace. Proteus sticks up for his friend but the high officials have sentenced him to death and now Sinbad must sail across the seas in 10 days to get the Book of Peace back from Eris or his friend Proteus will be executed in his place. Proteus' beautiful fiancée, Marina, decides to tag along to make sure the job gets done. Now the crew is on the ride of their life as they battle the elements, along with a few monsters, to retrieve the Book of Peace (a magical book that keeps the Twelve Cities safe from harm) and save the life of Proteus before it is too late. A great adventure filled with fast paced action sequences, witty dialogue, handsome leading man, beautiful but intelligent damsel, funny dog and quirky sidekicks. In my opinion it works really well and took me along for a pleasant ride. My favourite scene would be the one with the Sirens ("Who's bad?... Sinbad...") Brad Pitt is believable as the fun-loving Sinbad. Catherine Zeta-Jones is also good as the vulnerable, but tough Marina and the villain Goddess of Chaos (played by Michelle Pfeiffer) is perfectly sexy and seductive as Eris. She is so evil you just got to love her.

• Jackson W

  
  A bland portrayal of a cartoon Jack Sparrow with a promising voice cast gone to waste

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